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T
ransatlantic Crossings
New York
& Las Vegas
C
ombinations
2009
T
wo dazzling helpings of excitement enhance your
chosen Queen Mary 2 crossing on this spectacular
13- or 14-night combination.
All hotels and transfers are included as Las Vegas and New
York create a whirl of glittering style. Las Vegas is a shining
oasis of neon in the desert, where the glitz is glitzier than
anywhere, the famous Strip shimmers with pyramids and
palaces and the weather at this time of year is perfect for
exploring them. With four days here, take the opportunity
to venture out to Hoover Dam and perhaps to that
awe-inspiring natural wonder, the Grand Canyon.
New York is blessed with a thrilling icon or two of its
own, like the Empire State Building, torch-bearing Lady
Liberty, the ornate interior of Grand Central Station and
those striking yellow taxis that buzz the Big Apple streets.
YOUR COMBINATION FARE INCLUDES
6-night Transatlantic Crossing aboard Queen Mary 2
4-night stay at the Luxor Las Vegas Hotel
3-night stay at the Marriott Marquis, New York
Transfers between Queen Mary 2, hotel and airport in the US
Economy Class internal flight between New York and Las Vegas†
Economy Class flight between London and Las Vegas†
Hotels include:
Accommodation (meal plan varies)
Services of a Cunard Representative
All taxes and service charges
Porterage
Las Vegas
† Direct flights cannot be guaranteed
EASTBOUND CROSSING DEPARTURE & HOTEL STAY DATES 13 NIGHTS
Voyage Number M905/VNE M906N/VNE M912/VNE M915/VNE
Holiday dates 7 - 20 Apr 19 Apr - 2 May 24 May - 6 Jun 12 - 25 Jun
Flight from UK to Las Vegas 7 Apr 19 Apr 24 May 12 Jun
4-night stay at the Luxor Las Vegas Hotel 7 - 11 Apr 19 - 23 Apr 24 - 28 May 12 -16 Jun
3-night stay at the Marriott Marquis, New York 11 - 14 Apr 23 - 26 Apr 28 - 31 May 16 - 19 Jun
6-night Transatlantic Crossing Departure Date 14 Apr 26 Apr 31 May 19 Jun
Southampton Arrival Date 20 Apr 2 May 6 Jun 25 Jun
98 For booking conditions, information and insurance see pages 164-173
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